I've moved my list to the main part of my site:
http://www.luminanze.com/resources/uxtweeps.html
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or two after I get your request, because I'm pretty swamped
right now and I wait until I have several new people to add.
Elizabeth
On Jan 26, 2010, at 22:38, Will Evans wkeva...@gmail.com wrote:
Elizabeth Buie put together a great UX Tweeps list for those
interested :-)
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P.S. There are over 600 people on my list. (I don't follow them all. :-)
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I have an IxD10 registration I can't use. (I'll be going, but my friend has
had something come up and won't be able to join me.) Would anyone like to take
it off my hands? Early registration price.
Elizabeth
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And we have a winner! Livia Labate's colleague gets my unused registration.
Thanks for the quick reply, Livia. You've saved us both some money. :)
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Tell me you're being facetious. Please.
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to push in a hurry without having to take time to decipher symbols.
http://www.luminanze.com/blog/2009/03/hold-elevator.html
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NOT post my email address on
the web unless you disguise it the way the workshop page does. Thanks!
http://bit.ly/CFP-CHI2010-RPI
See you at CHI2010!
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:16 PM -0400 9/27/09, Jonathan S. Knoll wrote:
An admirable list like this has already been created by Elizabeth Buie:
http://www.luminanze.com/blog/2009/07/user-experience-tweeps.html
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labels; and the reason
is that it depends on the purpose of the form and the lengths of the labels.)
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of the attention required by the communication, not an issue of the
means used.
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At 10:04 AM -0400 8/21/09, Jared Spool wrote:
Apparently, I've hit a nerve. :)
You stole my line. :-)
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you're talking about Jared, so I'm not really arguing
against you. I'm just pointing out that there are some cases where it *is*
helpful -- even necessary -- to know where people are looking, and for how
long. Or, more specifically, where they are NOT looking.
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regarding regular usability
testing, and I'm asking for clarification on what you're saying here regarding
studies of texting while driving. Thanks for anything you can add to clear up
this point for me.
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I've uust updated the list of UX people on Twitter. If you're not on the list
and you've asked to be, please let me know. http://bit.ly/UXTweeps
Please send requests just to me, not to all of the IxDA list. Thanks.
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Also, please make sure that your Twitter bio mentions UX or usability. Thanks!
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All,
Today I started making a list of the UX/usability folks on Twitter.
The list is here: http://bit.ly/UXTweeps
If you're not on it and you'd like to be, or if you're on it and you'd like
to be removed, please let me know. Or if you know someone I've missed.
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At 4:00 PM -0300 7/31/09, Gino Rodrigues wrote:
Users are rarely aware about beeing acting or navigating.
I think that's at least partly because too many designs mix up the affordances,
using one for the other.
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it doesn't persist, OR they may wish to save the
transaction for later, or whatever. Here Return to X isn't going to answer
their
question and is therefore unclear and confusing.
The second is what I was thinking the question was about.
Thanks for expressing it so clearly!
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am completely opposed to relying on the use of the Back button as a way to
get around completing a form. We may not be able to prevent it, but we *must*
use a means that does not require people to use it.
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somewhere else. The user expects to see things change on clicking a
Cancel button. In this case, navigation is not specifically the user's
intent, and a link is not the appropriate mechanism for it.
Elizabeth
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At 9:55 AM -0400 5/9/09, William Brall wrote:
Focus on making HTML email more secure, rather than making it look
good when people turn it, or part of it, off.
Crack that egg, and no one will turn it off anymore.
I will.
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but they are grouped together in most File menus (and rightly so!) because they
are very closely related.
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. It is also a means of ordering that people
learn, in Western culture, from the day they begin to learn to read. As
Chauncey says, it is the way to order when no other order makes sense.
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mean it's illogical
to use it, of course, just that there is no logic on which it is based: It is
arbitrary.
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are looking for. That is why I
said it was arbitrary, which I think avoids the random = unpredictable
problem.
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it predictable.
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it's not as simple as what a form is supposed to do.
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Todd writes:
BTW, coded properly, when you're inside a Text area, hitting the Enter key
won't submit the form.
Exactly.
(That's where he was, unless I sorely misunderstood him.)
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to
teach them.
Does anyone remember the long-established principle that Error prevention is
better than error recovery? (Chauncey, you can put your hand down; I know you
do. :-)
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messages is that if they are sufficient, a person may not have to call
internal or external support or search a knowledge base for a problem
so a good message can be cost-effective (though prevention is still
better).
Chauncey
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Dan
I wrote:
My point is not that error messages are not necessary,
but that they are not sufficient.
And that they are not the best starting point.
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Jared Stanley Milgram Spool writes:
Yes, but nothing says Don't press that button better than a couple
of electrodes emitting 10,000 volts. They won't make the mistake
again, I tell you.
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Leandro Alves writes:
Well, I agree with Elizabeth, but I think that download/upload is best
used when relative to storing data.
Well, I didn't say anything that disagreed with that. :-)
My main point was that it's not a matter of choosing between import/export and
upload/download, because
Katie Albers writes:
On the whole I agree with Calvin, here...but what's wrong with using
move?
Because upload and download, import and export, usually copy the item, rather
than moving it.
Elizabeth
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duplicates
an file) and move (which relocates a file).
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Katie Albers writes:
On the whole I agree with Calvin, here...but what's wrong with using
move?
Because upload and download, import and export, usually copy the item
Mona Singh writes:
Has anyone done any user studies on the use of terminology like
import-export or upload-download. Is one of the options more natural for
users?
As I have always used them they mean different things, so both are appropriate
in their contexts.
Upload/Download refers to
Todd wrote:
On Mar 3, 2008, at 5:26 PM, Elizabeth Buie wrote:
No, the automatic would come out as the most learnable
Well, this is one very key factor in determining usability.
Yes, of course. But it does not constitute usability by its own self; there
are other factors.
Remember
Brandon Ward writes:
I think everyone could agree that automatic is technically 'easier',
Depends on by whom. It really *isn't* easier for me.
Sorry if this isn't very coherent - but I think my point is in there
somewhere.
I'm not so sure.
I drive a stick, never owned an automatic.
I use
Todd writes:
Elizabeth, there are a lot of people out in the field, especially
marketing agencies,
Well, there you have it. They're marketing folks. IMNERHO they aren't
usability
professionals; they're just calling themselves that.
I include satisfaction in my definition of usability,
Robert Barlow-Busch writes:
By far my favorite example of this maxim is automatic vs. standard
transmissions in vehicles. Imagine doing a usability test of these two
technologies: the automatic would win, hands-down.
No, the automatic would come out as the most learnable. For those who are
with.
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. What kinds of
questions would you ask over the phone and what would you save for the f2f
sessions? (Note: I am not yet asking about exercises, as they need to be
conducted in person and my goal right now is to separate phone questions from
f2f questions.)
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